November 13, 1989
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"More than anything, I wanted to help to heal the anger and deep sorrow ...." The writer echoes a feeling many have had about human rights abuses. Learning more of man's spiritual nature lays a foundation for the effort to heal.
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No matter what appears to be the cause for the challenges we face, there is a way out. This author found her way as she let Christ, Truth, not her own will, lead her.
Humility isn't weakness. It removes the obstacles that would block our vision of God's healing presence.
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Mary Baker Eddy writes, "Christian Scientists are practically non-resistants; they are too occupied with doing good, observing the Golden Rule, to retaliate or to seek redress; they are not quacks, giving birth to nothing and death to all,—but they are leaders of a reform in religion and in medicine, and they have no craft that is in danger.
Spiritual education can make a major contribution to more equality for men and women.
Even the most troubling of social ills can be faced and challenged through prayer.
Annie liked skiing so much that she joined the ski team in her town.
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I was a young woman I developed a difficulty with my back.
In my early years in Christian Science, through an unexpected series of events I became a partner in a small book-packaging firm.
It is with great joy that I share the following healing that have come about through application of the spiritual truths of Christian Science.
